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This is the Ilia-i. wonulsrtnl prmiurllon or
science in the nineteenth century.
knot n patent medicine. bill a prumrlp.
”all! Mod on rclr-ntltic principles and
by .t-‘onlrin his» «sti-iialvs prm-(ii-o I-rf
all" of All hhzmll die-own; n! {I'he‘tiurm
m t it are e my 3' won: er n all: mu.-
mbzhoneande to the doctor's parlors Iur
I.
such an extent in the «leninnd noon liw
l 'hmumtlonnf the! 'lui'ltlr for lulu ins-di-
l [m pimple who could a l well New
i malty. thet it became a. "Milo-r of dot in
l m by Which the Kt‘liui’ill in lili-
1 heel (“gullible aegunRo. v. arm;
l or! sport . . huepu-rl
l 3". will! in Bomb . nrnulk in ("row m
0. Tomlinenn. Ninth Norwnlk. and I.
mus.iniwrxiiit lilrin m tin-pm
l and sell this vomit—rial himul ti‘lnul‘i.
II I Valuable. end exmdlnnt lonio
. a blood pnritler nheswiiml. III
mmhirwrnnnquni. ilr. rtcnlt hm
hie lite to the thorough knowledge
l of blood lilwnrn. n few of
Willie»: Kidney din-2w. liver
thatch heedu'ho. muscular rhenmm
’ lore of eppeiite. runetlpn
myhlll-mencemoe linmnn. min
mnh salt rimnnnhnplmnn aw.
1". indie. dintlum. teinaln weak.»
dean.
above :3...“ dramatists hwe rewived
Int meteorite-tit. and would inviw all
gunmen" sect newline acquisition with
te of a perfect moldy. in. wow.
no.1eheutamdiuclrnu atom. la mid
theme a! ficnlt‘e Hamperills. and
W N his blood limitrine should
C
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‘ er. we...“
sens aim the keen
Inst he those 0! s huge crluly been.
Presently.” i anticipated. the hounds
brought the bear to buy e tew hundred
,srde ahead. This was clearly evident
icons the altered tone of their cries.
When I «me up with the dogs there
sure enough wees bin grimy sitting on
his benches and complacently taking
in the situation.
"I poised my rifle and was about to
lre..when to my utter surprise! new I
stout leather strap about the benr'e chub
by neck, while from the brass ring under
his throat dangled a rout-tie and tassel
made of red, white and blue ribbons.
Beside, the animal's cost was as sleek
sud clean as if he hliI just come from a
tub of soap and water. So long an I a‘i‘-‘
lowed the done to bark at a safe dis-
tance he sat bolt upright, perfectly etlii,
neither shilling nor growling, and with
an air of stoiid indifference.
“Was the brute an cscupo from sonic
hwttttgcricl Was hon household pet. or
wasidrrauihig? None of those ntll’eiy.
We were in the heart of a mountain wil-
derness. more than thirty "lilo-a from the
nearest border settlement. and film when
from the nearest town rwr visited by
circus or nmnugerie. Iivesidr, rainily pets
are not made of grizzly Iil'iii‘rl Weighing
half a ton. Moron-n] was wide awake.
and I had not trialled uuy brandy since
leaving camp.
“I called oil’ the dogs and put them in
leashes. Strangely enough the huge
beastpl-unucd lustunlcr into the thicket
and Bhllliibiuil‘nfl' tip the crock, while I
followed as fast as I Could lead the
bounds. At a point about a hall a mile
further up the bear lurtIt-d the stream.
scaled the opposite hank and was soon
lost in the brush. I (oilowcd. still lead
ing the dogs, now furiously barking and
madly trying to get loose. I could hear
the crackling of dry twigs under the
benr’a feet, and quietiug the dogs in or-
der to catch his course. I heard a human
voice. the shrill. treble cry of a woman.
" ‘Ilo. Ihol Din? liiwul‘ it I'ltllii'.
“Once more I was daze-d, All the fairy
storicsnf bears and Wolves I had ever
heard or road came back to inc. and I
was beginning to lltls‘lrunl the reliability
oi my nausea Will'll the cry came again.
is good dual mart-r and louder:
“ ‘Ilin? lilo! Ho, Iii-t ~o-ol'
“('haining IIII' hound-l in ii sapling, I
plunged lnrwurd. I Mimi oil-rtool. the
bear. which had paid no atti-ntiml to Illl‘
whatever. but iulll)’ walked along an it
his business were hill own and nobody
clate'x, halting now and than to lillIIil'il a
few berries from the iJIIhilt'H. A» Iiruin
and I I'llH‘l‘:I"I from the lilil‘isl'l into a
partially (llil'll space what was my :lIllIIXP-
mt‘lil iv! hIIdtiI'Iliy tilt‘ri turn in {two n.
Woman «:1 rval. lire woman! The appari‘
lion was r‘ad in buckskin frock and lot;-
gings. with high ill’ogitllfi bulimia! m'i-r
her Il-i-l and It”? lit-ad t'iwrwl with u
IJI‘UWIihiHilt‘lI iiui.l’rnm la-m-ath which
atri-aun-ri hwr long hair, She way. a
liinmic of tho tuned pz-rlvct typo. Site
snapped her thumb and honor and the
bear waIIu-ul to her side, rvaru-l up on his
hind fort and licked liter i‘iil't'ls while niio
stroked hi. shaggy Cont.
" 'Now. nir,‘ said the wmnan. ‘will you
walk home with inc and hi‘t' where I live
with llio and his faiuiiy‘:'
“A lWl'lzfy minute-:3 walk onu “roll
hush-u trail brought us to a limestone
ciifi’n lt-w yar is from tho «tn-am. This
clilI was I.--ariy pvrpr-miit'n:nr, fi-rly or
lifty furl. hixli. and in the {.m- on a loud
with IIH‘. haul. of lill' err-vi. more was it
broad «pivot-it: or raw. IN‘I'Il-‘IIH t.-:i Tori.
high and thirty or forty doc-p. .luxt “‘llii-
in tram n Hilll:._\' Milli. lug robin, Ila front
gable (-lltl l‘\lI'Z.lillli( outwh' tar council
to mtrh tho sunlight and permit the
cmmpo of the fillii'k” {ruin a hin'k and
clay t'iiiInm‘y. Tillie win '13 “as llit-
Iiotntiui ti." woman, while u {ainily of
berm nu'ipicil the illi'liii'r moi ol the
town
"l‘pnsi mirnrriml .‘ira. llrimly iiruin
and two half grown rulm Inn-Ii- liil'lr up
pourani'v', all t-ailllilrlng Illi' Hmn' dut‘lli'
cinnamon-tic. as tho grail Iii... ,\ hit:
Nifl‘iv'lill'lll’l‘i «in: .im') lmtindwi forth
tout-vi ID». The ruiiizii runlulnmi liirl‘ll
airy and \wil lighlmi r'l“|Il“, a nillliiti or
parmt. a T» .l-WIII or Litvhrn.
"Ill-lint: In hi-r lw-irnum :i low min»
“t. H. tlw ‘.|‘i\ l‘i'.l|ilt ‘.ii vii all ll‘I‘l ill hi-r
‘rirt'rpl' ~n wmf as «he laughin, l'.’ i'lliil’ll
it. Win » “4' out a: Iilili‘lilllil .1... Mid
mvhrr it'lihl't. and l lt~~|li't' y a ll was
only liil' nld wt i‘y, \\.l Ii rw :Hilllll' \ai'in
[inns and lll'Al’lll‘tlI silt; .ll'oilmm 'i'in'
[ti-it oi tho it hml' main-r um. a low nor.
rim ('HIIHI‘II My t he inturi‘i't'luu“ ul‘ nuwian
pan-zit» n:.-l I'v‘eilllillhfi in lliw abandon.
nit-ht M a udninriainu Iiomv i- ." lhu- pru-
curiilli‘i Inc “I a n-«inw. “my two or
tlirri- [Hit-it'll friends know lliv ww'rut of
her whwrmlwutu and mulli- of ill mg.
I'iill".\\\‘ .. dellil'll limit in ‘r tlw milin
liVI- )v it‘d "514-, moi alum! iii-'ll I‘llll' rho
bought .i part «if grimly t‘nlm from the
Indian. :i‘ ll ri‘arl'ti Iil"lii on l‘l-ndivnmni
utlllz. 'i'n ih‘w simple nilrl nwi tho innit
out Ili'illllh sit llm phti-lwpl: val lady at-
li'iilifli‘n l .n nunsivi‘lul li--i.ily oi hur
grimly i" it. l~‘ro:illm~lnan ism-d for tho
punmur‘ maim mnnthlt’ \‘lniiu in l he rain
in, liil~e,.l ilpnn pn it lll’llllliifl every
conduit and "may ill‘lil‘lln,
‘ The in Minivan titlultaiuml ll. ll nu-r'i y
brim-en man and man and luminru in
the inWt‘I‘ nuixnnla maul, Wind min the
grant [Illilnli'fl which in In i'wltr Ill uni.
timlwl namrr. l-rhn: i’iH'il lhu- ,; I Ei-u um,-
end hmdun tlin lnlllvnuiam lirowiug
entiimlnnlw she cltmi many ililc'l’t‘niillfl
Inch in lmr om. u-xpurivnru. it. moi is
common thing every nummrr for hum-
ming birth in mule filf'lillgii the open
window, build their amlu and rear thr'lr
young in the evergreen Illiltltllt that dun»
rated hur little parlor. ’l'lnv tittro'nt bird-i
would mltiw at her mil Null rut honey
from the palm of her hand. Lume- hirdit
built their innate under liw warm of be!“
humble i'nliin. while crnim- nw-lml In the
”Eifliiillrfilli!‘ trees em brought their
chicks to pll'lt up l‘l‘lltiiim that she
threw to ttmn from her hilirm'n window.
Amntple oi well bred tabby rate uhsre
the hotter with their minimum and keep
the store-room free from lull-c, Volumes
mlxht he Written upon what. who has
already done with the tamer animals.
While shut down not. Mine .in a charmed
life, she dinner»: that there in not. a crest
are In the mountain inruls round about
that Would harm her."
Controllable Alkaline.
"l cerium. any that] hire him wildly."
admitted the Chicago young led}, "but
still i lldnlt he will make e illitfll enough
husband for a year or so.”wiudlenspclls
Jeers-l.
~ “warren-3'3"... .4
i
measure
was testis
e uncertainties detective. eneh e see.
indeed. es Sherlock Holmes. instead of
merely e story writer. He said he found
it almost impoeslhle to convince seine
people that he had not persons“: or
plotted the various detective devices he
wrote-about. liven some of those he so
for conginced would not. helierethat. so
in es s knew. these tricks‘ct the trade
lied never been and et all. liut that
some of them are practical methods for
detecting crime. even through the inven-
tion of a story writer. has recently been
woven in an interesting manner.
In Ilr. Doyle’s story... “A Case of Iden-
tity.” Sherlock Holmes diuccvers the
. identity of the rascal he is put-lining by
peculiarities in the typewritlnu the rescsl
has used,aud used for his own proper
correspondence. and the correspondence
of a person he is pretending to be.
This story wan read by a typewriter in
Milwaukee. who had already been a wit-
ness in the preliminary proceedings
against some contractors who had altered
the specifications in a contract for a pub-
lic building. in iwr first examinatidu
she had not tcatilled to anything oi lui-
portancu to the people. She had done
some work for the arctnwd contractors-—
it was ll question of some pages being
intuit-rill” she could not. identify them.
lint. when the principal examination was
held she became a very important wit-
ness. In the interim she had read Ilr.
Doyle‘s story quoted from above. The
Milwaukee I-Iwulug Wisconsin reports
the interacting incident as follows:
"When the case was called the prosecu-
tion resumed the cxuniluatlou of Miss
Northrop. who we: ilrst called yesterday.
She said that on Oct. 28, ln‘ilii. a strange
man came into her other and that she
made six copies of page 23" of the specifi-
cationa, some of the copies being ruled in
red and others not. ruled at all. Ilintrict
Attorney Iirazee handed the specular»
tlona to the witness and naked Iil'l‘ if she
could tlud any distinguishing marks on
page 23. The witness said that the ink
on the page was of a slightly darker tint
than that. on the rest of the pages, and
showed signs of having been written at
u later date.
"Mr. 'I'oohcy qunationcd the witness for
the defence. He made IiI'I' refer to her
utrmornndnui book and road all en-
tries pertaining to the aimshonao matter.
During July and August (‘hristophi-r
I’unlus gave her Work to do on the speci-
fications. At one time thl‘ro were some
inlerlincationn and «he Went in sec hiln
about tilt'lll. lln told her where they lic-
iongcd and she made Him“.
"The attorney for tho iivlmwo was
rather nonplusxed whoa Min Northrop
answered his question rl-inlinx to Ill'f'
ability to idl'ntify the page» that .dui had
wrillnn.
“‘You say that you can now identify
the pages?" qtlcrieti Mr, 'l'onlir-y slornly,
‘rtntl yc-l til. the preliminary l‘\lIIIlillltllllil
you said that. you could not do so, How
is that.“
“‘>'irii~c then I haw- loniu-d ovcr my
work and discovered distinctive mnrks.‘
tiilntvcrmi tluI wit unis calmly.
"'In what. way?’ naked the attorney.
‘In your typo dilI'i'runt from any other
machine?“
" "'1‘.",' WM the answer. ‘I can distin-
guixii my work by twu tiiatim‘t pvruliari-
tins in the type of my liltii'iillit'. The
capital "'I' has a slight. in'mik on one
end and the upper right hand rumor of
tho- t’npilnl "I" is Worn away.
"'I‘lu-rc was it 'lit‘iHI SilIiIil'l' for it short
space, and the (rfllt'lllifllllrl and their law-
yer-q looiual at each other.
“ “How did you coma in discover this
nitrr the preliminary examination.”
naked the attorney in a [Hint of incredul—
lly. 'I‘hc uuuvvroi IIII' “'llllt’rh had the
flavor of n howl. Shiv ~aid:
"‘I happened to road I'unan lloyle‘n
“Simriwit Hollow," and my attention
was :illi‘lll'l"li i-y llll‘ acvnv in which a
utonographvr itirni~hl~s \‘llill‘liiitl l'\‘lli|‘Ili'tl
by discovering Iil'i‘lililirllll‘h in tho typo
oi his machine. I ltnlm-dnitoiy looked
over my work and examined I'lil‘il ivtlcr
in my IVIH‘WI'iII'i' and found duh-rte in
tho rapitnh “Im tlliti "I," :iaairi'mly inun-
linnt‘tl.‘ '-
Ae It Impressed I‘urle Zeke.
"What's that imx n‘ thin-.9 furl" l".
quinvd I'nclv 'lmkv. looking down intothe
Niln\\'l‘!l~f'.
"That" a nianirnro set." nn‘lwcn'd the
shop girl.
“.\ what?"
".\lanit;uro hI‘L
lew."
"Nails"
it?”
"No, no. it's for the Honor naila."l
“l“inui-r Hull 0’"
"Yr-u. ’l‘rnnniiux tin-m and cleaning
(hour and lumping lhmn in shape."
"Is that. what all lhuni [nude in for?"
NY”...
"What might the oullll ln- \rurlhl"
"Ek‘l :il
“Kw-r .«wll any of 'ctn?"
"Hindi." .
“ \in‘l owl inr uothln‘ clue?"
"Nu ”
".In‘ you all £34.15 lnr 'vin?"
HYP‘ ” 5
"finish”.t‘hl‘llllllll‘li I'm'hr 'I’miw, stroll-
ing on luliw iwxl awh- lll tin-tit'parlnir-nl.
allow, what 'il minn- lull.» do for a livln' if
it wasn't tor the ldaniml l'nnlu'” l‘hhrliuo
'l‘riiliiiii'.
it's for tho nails, you
Is liit'r' a hammer good with
t ssrylng flutes,
"HHW tillll‘ll.” nnkitll the [min gum )pumn
with Nicolas-M, "will you charge me for
binding tlwu- niltflllilill‘n""
"Ada and all." mid llinimokliliidor. "it
wiliivmtyun $5135. Without the ads rim.
Without «other ads l r Napoleon articles
hip «route. A great many lli‘l' having them
done that way." r-«lfhicauo ’l'rllltlae.
It llnve lilm Army.
May >8” you broke your engagement
wit h the count ’
Eilhyllc Yen. lie was entirely too
suggestive
May In his talk?
itiiihyilirw Iii-If no. lint his manner of
million my hm was altogether too much
liken nhampml.
l‘le Case (In Record,
Fond \Vlirw'i‘lim are some men who
mhhe an ill hilaimnds.
Loving Iitinlmmlwl dare my. I never
heard of any woman making them.
'l'nrn Ahmst.
Herdselerery woman Mm
divorce warm to no on the statue.
fielder)» And every wonmn who
fees on the me mints to get e di-
verse.
gets s
w. “fin-m
v. andr'asév-A ”ant-oust-..»
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